This is why Céline Dion never wanted to record 'My Heart Will Go On'
Award-winning singer Céline Dion almost never recorded the classic song, 'My Heart Will Go On', but she eventually recorded a demo which ended up becoming the film's actual song.
After the Titan sub mishap, the classic song, 'My Heart Will Go On', by Céline Dion, gained millions of streams on Spotify.
Earlier this week, the sub with five men lost connection with its mothership less than two hours after it was released into the ocean.
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The men went on a trip to go see the Titanic that sank between 14 and 15 April 1912.
On Wednesday, the five men were declared dead.
The film 'Titanic' was released in 1997 and superstar singer Céline Dion performed the theme song, 'My Heart Will Go On'.
'My Heart Will Go On' is the most in-demand and acclaimed song in Dion's career.
Since the OceanGate mishap - the award-winning song made headlines across the world.
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According to reports, the song has received almost 8-million streams on Spotify.
Since the tragic event - we couldn't imagine a world without the classic song.
In 2019, Dion revealed that she almost didn't record the song, because "it didn't appeal" to hear.
Dion said it was her late husband, Rene Angelil, who convinced her to at least record a demo of the song - which ended up being the actual recording.